Foreign inflows into Malaysian bonds surge to RM10.2bil in April


KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign net buying of Malaysian bonds surged to RM10.2 billion in April 2025 from RM3.2 billion in March, driven by strong demand for Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) and Government Investment Issues (GII), said RAM Rating Services Bhd (RAM Ratings). 

In a statement today, RAM Ratings said MGS and GII attracted RM9.7 billion of inflows in April, up from RM3.0 billion in the preceding month. 

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